Maybe it is because of the fee……your balance is not enough for the fee in BTC transaction

the 4019 sats is only $0.65

meaning the onchain tx fee to move the 4019sats is 3328sats($0.54).

leaving you with only 691sats($0.11) to have for yourself

this is not locabitcoins fault. this is the fee to use bitcoin.

the reason faucets dont charge you personally $0.54 is because when they pay out. they pay hundreds of people in one transaction. so a transaction of say $2 for 100 people, equals indirectly without you realising it only $0.02
this is called batching transactions
..
however
when getting funds peer to peer from a single trade that cant batch transactions because its only a single payment from one source to one destination
expect higher fee's
EG you moving 1 lump of funds to 1 address means your paying the full fee

LocalBitcoins don't display the last 0's looking at that image it is actually 40190 sats so $6.50

@Egyman
LocalBitcoins use dynamic withdrawal fees, I just checked and it is now 0.00037760. If you wait to a better time you may get to withdraw at a lower rate but really you need to buy more Bitcoin to make it worthwhile withdrawing.

I suggest to be careful with such websites, such websites usually can not last long and often experience a scam, and you just waste time to work on it.

I am using the localbitcoins two years and more and I had more than 100 trade in that site alone. There is no scam at there as much my knowledge and being a long time LBC user. From 4 months there is no fees to deposit the fund on the LBC but now they are charging amount to deposit the fund there. Now you may see the fees is around 0.0012 btc per deposit alone. So you will not be able to deposit lesser than that.

its based on the price per byte of information. not the value
.. its jsut what some would say is tough luck you only bought so little btc

if you done another one source to one destination transaction.. whether the value was $6.50 or $6billion.. the fee would be still $6-$7 because
the amount of bytes for the transaction wouldnt be that much different..

but yea i have to agree $6 is steep.
i went around the world a few years ago and developing countries loved the idea of bitcoin because fee's were a fraction of a penny.. but now at $6.. that is like 3 weeks wages for some countries and they wont touch bitcoin with a barge pole

I have long time with localbitcoin, the problem is now they charge fees for deposit and withdraw...

If you see the image, for my next deposit i have to pay 0.0011


https://s9.postimg.org/eegtjuuhb/fees.png

those fees are crazy just for a deposit, since they have this new rule they will lose lot of customers.

I'm searching another good exchanger with low fees to migrate, if any one know about one, please let me know 

the 'incoming' transaction fee is just their way of paying the fee when you hand funds over to the recipient.
the pretend handing it to recipient is free. but thats because they deducted it when it was deposited.

any site you need to deposit to and then hand to a recipient and then they withdraw usually ends up as 3 transactions onchain.
just sites try to pretend the one in the middle is free by charging you more at the deposit or the withdrawal

its not really the services fault. onchain fee's are high so they have to play these 'deposit fee' games to then fund the 'swap for free' promotions because the swaps are not free if done onchain.

you will also find many exchanges pretend to have zero fee trading.. but then the spread (difference between buy and sell) is greater meaning you didnt technically pay a fee.. but it cost you more because the buy/sell prices are off

You have to pay a fee to send out the bitcoins you receive during a trade you know.
They are not a scam website.
As the above posters have said before they have been around for a very long time.
And they could be quite busy that is why support does not answer your support tickets to them right away.